Audio Reviews

The Jabra Elite 65t is a set of truly wireless Bluetooth earphones with a unique design and a nice set of features. But is the performance worth the price? Read on for our complete review on Jabra's latest and greatest.

Designed with athletes in mind, the AfterShokz Trekz Air use bone conduction technology to deliver audio. Built from titanium, they're flexible, sweat-proof, and very comfortable.

The Aventho Wireless does so many things right, from its immaculate construction to its powerhouse sound quality. But is it worth the high asking price? Find out all the deets in our review!

It's been a year and a half since we've first seen the idea of a headphone jack-free smartphone implemented, with the iPhone 7. For fans of wired audio, it's been a war we've been losing since that time. Several major Android players, like HTC, Motorola, and Sony have unapologetically followed...

From start to finish the V-Moda Crossfade 2 are built with the utmost attention to detail. They're more expensive than what some might want to spend, but this reviewer found them to be among the absolute best headphones.

Chances are that if you’ve done some headphone research, you’ve heard of Beyerdynamic. The long-standing German audio manufacturer isn’t necessarily mainstream but well recognized in the audiophile community, with numerous classics to its name. The company’s latest on-goings in the pursuit of perfected audio is its home-brewed Tesla driver. It...

My family is basically a school of fish. Since living near the beach many moons ago, it always seems that we end up at the Outer Banks on vacation or we're hitting up one of the many lakes around where we currently live. For a while now, I've been trying...

The Phiaton PS 20 NC are noise-cancelling earphones with the same half-in-ear design as the PS 20 BT Bluetooth model reviewed previously. Noise cancellation works via a AAA battery housed in the inline module; it can be left off in quieter environments and has proven to last through a month...

Unique half-in-ear design and clip-and-go controller make these a favorite of ours.